Titlebook: Information Systems and Qualitative Research; Proceedings of the I Allen S. Lee,Jonathan Liebenau,Janice I. DeGross Conference proceedings

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Crisis in the Case Study Crisis: Marginal Diminishing Returns to Scale in the Quantitative-Qualitatilitative” research seem particularly concerned about legitimating their work. This desire for legitimation is stimulated in part by ongoing debates about the nature of human understanding and the way we come to know about the world. In healthy circumstances this produces a useful, self-critical disc

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Constituting Users in Requirements Techniques future IS users are constituted by the processes of systems development such as requirements analysis techniques. The upshot of this argument is straightforward: qualitative research should not naively deploy categories such as users without acknowledging the considerable work that has gone into th

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A Discourse on Ethnographyent debates in anthropology, radical changes regarding appropriate approaches to ethnography have been presented. This paper looks at those changes and applies the debate to interpretive information systems research. The key assumption in this paper is that information systems is a discipline that i